Meet Our RMT Team

Keyan Chen is a Registered Massage Therapist with a background in linguistics, early childhood education, and massage therapy. She graduated from Simon Fraser University with a degree in Linguistics, completed the Early Childhood Education program at Sprott Shaw College, and later graduated from the Registered Massage Therapy program at Vancouver Career College.

Keyan supports clients dealing with musculoskeletal pain, postural imbalances, stress, and muscle tension. Her educational background has shaped a careful, safety-focused approach to care, with strong attention to communication, comfort, and each client's individual needs.

In treatment, Keyan takes a client-centred approach and works to create a safe, comfortable, and supportive environment. She uses therapeutic massage, relaxation techniques, and individualized care to help reduce pain and tension, support overall well-being, and build treatment plans around each client's goals.

In her own time, Keyan enjoys travelling, exploring new cafes and restaurants, hiking, and spending quality time with her cat. She also values self-care and maintaining a balanced lifestyle.

Anthony Artuso is a dedicated Registered Massage Therapist with a strong focus on restoring function and relieving pain. With experience at Motion Physiotherapy, Anthony has developed a special interest in treating sports injuries, postural realignment issues, and musculoskeletal imbalances. He also provides targeted care for headaches, TMJ (jaw) disorders, craniosacral dysfunctions, and motor vehicle accident (MVA)–related injuries.

Anthony takes a hands-on approach to therapy, combining a strong understanding of anatomy with techniques that fit the issue in front of him. Whether you're managing chronic tension or recovering from injury, his goal is to help you move with less restriction and feel more comfortable in your body.

Marc is a Registered Massage Therapist who has been in practice since 2017. With a calm, attentive presence and a deep understanding of the human body, he creates a supportive environment for every client.

Marc specializes in fascia work—an approach that targets the connective tissue to improve mobility, reduce pain, and foster long-lasting relief. He also incorporates techniques such as Swedish massage, trigger point therapy, joint mobilization, lymphatic drainage, and myofascial release to support each client's individual needs. His work often focuses on stress reduction, joint health, chronic pain management, and rehabilitation after injury or surgery.

His therapeutic process begins with listening. Through communication, consent, and assessment, Marc builds treatment plans around what each client is dealing with and adjusts them as healing unfolds. He believes massage therapy works well when the technique matches the client's condition and stage of recovery.

Marc has a reverence for the wisdom of the body and the ways it helps us face trauma, discover resilience, and gain self-knowledge. Outside of practice, he draws inspiration from movement disciplines such as Yoga, Qigong, and Aikido, and is currently exploring the ergonomics of low-impact running. Fully bilingual in English and French, Marc is also deeply connected to family life: he is married with two daughters—one a fellow RMT, and the other a high school performing arts student specializing in Aerial Silks.

Anita is a dedicated Registered Massage Therapist who brings a unique blend of knowledge and life experience to her practice. Originally holding a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from the University of British Columbia, she transitioned into massage therapy after discovering a profound passion for helping others through direct, hands-on, and meaningful care. As a graduate of the Pacific Coastal College of Massage Therapy, she is highly committed to understanding the human body and its complexities.

Her clinical approach balances deep tissue work with relaxation massage, aiming to ease pain while addressing the muscle and joint issues behind it. Anita has a special interest in musculotendinous conditions, including rotator cuff injuries and tennis elbow. Depending on what a client needs that day, she may draw from fascial release, trigger point therapy, joint mobilization, and Swedish massage.

Beyond targeted pain relief, Anita recognizes the connection between physical tension and mental well-being. She uses techniques that can lower stress and support rest and recovery. Fluent in both English and Mandarin, Anita works to create a safe, welcoming space and treatment plans that reflect each patient's symptoms, stress levels, and recovery goals.